Local Airbnb rules2026 27 sources cited

Is Airbnb Legal in Rome? 2026 Rules, Permits & Taxes

Rome allows Airbnb stays of up to 30 nights with a €80 CIA filed with the city plus a Lazio CIR and a national CIN in every listing. Two apartments per host, €6 per person per night tourist tax, fines up to €10,000.^{1,12,13,17,18,19,20,25}

Source: AirROI Reviewed by Jun Zhou, Founder @ AirROI Rules checked October 17, 2026

From 24 official sources and 3 Airbnb help pages. Not legal advice.

The short answer

Rome Airbnb Rules in Brief

CIA: tourist-use accommodation in up to two apartments in Rome starts with a notice to the city's SUAR, fee €80; three or more apartments is a business and needs a SCIA.
Codes: the Lazio CIR (mandatory since 1 September 2024) comes first, then the free national CIN; both go in every listing and the CIN also outside the building.
Tourist tax: €6 per person per night for up to 10 nights, collected by Airbnb; children under 10 are exempt.
Fines: €500 to 5,000 for no CIR in an ad, €800 to 8,000 for no CIN, €2,000 to 10,000 for a business without a SCIA.

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At a glance

Rome Airbnb Rules at a Glance

Permit required: Yes
Taxes on a stay: None
Fine for hosting without a permit: €10,000
Listings showing a permit number: 95%
Next rule change: Jan 1, 2027

Listing figures: AirROI, 12 months to September 2026. A number on a listing doesn't prove the permit or licence is valid, and a missing one doesn't prove there is none.

The rules in brief

The rules a Rome host meets first, each linked to the ordinance, statute or official page it comes from. Details and exceptions follow below.

Rome Airbnb Rules at a Glance
Topic	Rule
Permit	CIA at the city's SUAR^12,13,19
Who can host	Up to two apartments, not as a business^14,19
Where	No change of use for an existing home¹⁹
Building rules	Condominium consent is not checked by the city¹⁴
Night cap	No yearly night cap in the rules read^14,19
Minimum stay	Short let means 30 nights or less^2,19
Guests	Housing standards set the guest capacity^19,27
Listing display	Show the CIN outside and in every ad¹
Platforms	Airbnb collects the tourist tax in Rome²⁷
Safety	Gas, CO detectors and extinguishers¹

Your home

Can You Host an Airbnb in Rome? It Depends on the Home

Whether you can host in Rome turns on whose home it is and whether you live there.

Your own home or flat, rented whole while you are away

Allowed with conditions

Allowed as tourist-use accommodation with a CIA (€80), a Lazio CIR and a national CIN in the listing, gas and carbon monoxide detectors and extinguishers, guest reporting on Alloggiati Web and the tourist contribution of €6 per person per night, which Airbnb collects.^1,13,18,27

A room in the home where you live

Allowed with conditions

Rome's SUAR allows a part of the home only when it goes to one group per booking and the guests have a kitchen or cooking corner; letting rooms to different guests on separate bookings is treated as an unauthorised affittacamere. A B&B instead requires the host to keep a bedroom of their own and allows up to 4 rooms and 8 beds.¹⁴

A second home or investment flat

Allowed with conditions

Allowed with a CIA for each of up to two apartments in Rome. Three or more is a business: a SCIA (€100 for a business-form short let, €250 per holiday home) and, from 2026, the business presumption for the tax regime.^7,12,19

A flat you rent and sublet

Allowed with conditions

Regione Lazio allows tenants and anyone who regularly holds the home to offer tourist-use accommodation, within the two-apartment limit, and the national short-let rules cover sublessees. Each unit still needs its own CIA, CIR and CIN.^2,19

An apartment in a condominium building

Allowed with conditions

The city does not check condominium consent, but the condominium can sue a host it has not approved. For B&Bs, holiday homes and guest houses the SCIA must attach the notice to the condominium administrator.¹⁴

A shop or office you want to turn into a holiday home

Allowed with conditions

Rome's planning norms approved on 23 July 2026 limit changes of use toward tourist-lodging uses, and the text adopted in December 2024 barred the conversion of non-residential property into holiday homes in the UNESCO site. An existing residential flat needs no change of use.^19,21,23

Permit

Do You Need a Permit for Airbnb in Rome?

Yes. Short-term rental hosts in Rome need the CIA for tourist-use accommodation from Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive (SUAR); Regione Lazio for the CIR; Ministry of Tourism for the CIN. It costs €80 in the first year (A host with one or two apartments pays EUR 80 per CIA; the CIN is free and the city's fee list shows no renewal charge. Changes cost EUR 50 and closing the activity EUR 21.) and €0 a year to renew.^{1,12,13,17,18,19,20,25}

Who needs it: Every host who offers a home, or part of one, to tourists in Rome as an alloggio per uso turistico (tourist-use accommodation): occasionally, without services and not as a business, in up to two apartments in the municipality. Three or more apartments is a business and needs a SCIA instead.^{1,12,13,17,18,19,20,25}
Issued by: Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive (SUAR); Regione Lazio for the CIR; Ministry of Tourism for the CIN
Valid for: The city's pages state no expiry or renewal for the CIA. It ends when the host files a cessation notice (€21) or when the city declares it lapsed after a check. The CIN must appear on every listing since 1 January 2025.
On listings: The number must appear on every listing
Platform checks: Airbnb has a mandatory CIN field and can unlist a listing without a CIN or a valid exemption; Lazio also requires the CIR in every advertisement.

Fees

Fees
Fee	Amount	When
CIA for tourist-use accommodationFiling fee (diritti di istruttoria) paid by reversale and attached to the CIA.	€80	one-time
Change to the CIAFee for a modification of a filed CIA.	€50	per change
Closing the activityFee for the cessation notice.	€21	one-time
SCIA for a business-form short letFor hosts who rent in business form under article 13 of Decree-Law 145/2023.	€100	one-time
SCIA for a casa vacanza (holiday home), per propertyFor holiday homes under article 7 of regional regulation 8/2015.	€250	one-time
CIN applicationNo fee is charged for the national CIN through the BDSR platform.	€0	one-time

Who qualifies

The home is residential property in Rome that meets the requirements for housing and the building and health rules; no change of use is needed.
The host is the owner, a tenant or anyone who regularly holds the home under a valid title.
No more than two apartments in Rome are offered; a host with three or more is in business form and files a SCIA.
The whole apartment goes to one group or family per booking, with no breakfast or other services.
The host signs in to Roma Capitale's online services with SPID, CIE or CNS (Italian digital identity or service card).

How to apply

Sign in to Roma Capitale's online services with SPID, CIE or CNS and open Procedimenti, then Attività Ricettive, and choose the CIA form for tourist-use accommodation.
Complete the form with the declarations that the home meets the requirements, attach an identity document, pay the €80 fee with the reversale form and attach the receipt, then submit to obtain the protocol number.
Register the unit on the Ross1000 Lazio platform, attaching the full CIA documents and protocol, to receive the Lazio CIR.
Log in to the Ministry of Tourism's BDSR portal with SPID, find the unit by its CIR and request the CIN.
Show the CIR and the CIN in every listing and the CIN outside the building, and open an Alloggiati Web account with the Questura to report guests.

Applications go through the official application page .

Permit rules

CIA at the city's SUAR: Tourist-use accommodation (alloggio per uso turistico) starts with a CIA filed online with Roma Capitale's SUAR, with declarations that the home meets the requirements, an identity document and the €80 fee receipt. Regione Lazio calls it a simple notice of start of activity.^12,13,19
Lazio CIR before the CIN: Every accommodation facility and tourist-use accommodation in Lazio must request the regional code (CIR) on the Ross1000 Lazio platform, after filing the CIA with the municipality. The CIR must exist before the national CIN can be issued.^18,20 In force since September 1, 2024
National CIN for every unit: Every home or room let to tourists, including short lets of up to 30 nights, needs a CIN from the Ministry of Tourism. Renting without one is fined €800 to 8,000.¹ In force since January 1, 2025
SCIA for business-form hosts: A host who rents in business form files a SCIA with the SUAP of the municipality; in Rome the fee is €100 for a business-form short let and €250 per property for a holiday home. Operating without a SCIA is fined €2,000 to 10,000.^1,12 Applies to: business hosts · In force since January 1, 2025
Show the CIN outside and in every ad: The CIN goes outside the building, within any planning and landscape constraints, and in every advertisement wherever it is published. Failing to show it is fined €500 to 5,000 and the ad must be removed at once.¹ In force since January 1, 2025
Show the Lazio CIR in every ad: Holders of tourist-use accommodation must state the Lazio CIR whenever they advertise, promote or sell the unit. Leaving it out is fined €500 to 5,000 under regional law.^19,20 In force since September 1, 2024
Platforms must print the CIN: Agents and platforms must show the CIN of the unit in every listing. Airbnb asks for it in a mandatory field and can unlist a listing that has no CIN or valid exemption.^1,25 Applies to: platforms · In force since January 1, 2025
Airbnb collects the tourist tax in Rome: Under an agreement with the city, Airbnb collects the tourist contribution from guests at booking and pays it to Roma Capitale by the deadline, refunding guests who qualify for an exemption. The host's payout is not reduced.²⁷
Short lets that are not tourist lodging need no CIA: Rome's SUAR separates tourist-use accommodation, which needs the CIA, from other short lets, which still owe the tourist contribution but are not tourist lodging and need no CIA at the SUAR.¹⁴

Who can host

Who Can Host an Airbnb in Rome, and Where

Up to two apartments, not as a business: Tourist-use accommodation is hospitality offered occasionally and without running a business, in a maximum of two apartments in the same municipality, by owners, tenants or anyone who regularly holds the home. Rome's SUAR treats three or more holiday homes as a business that needs a SCIA.^14,19
Over two apartments counts as a business: From 2026 the short-let tax regime applies only if a host lets no more than two apartments in a tax year (four until 2025). Beyond that the activity is presumed to be a business.⁷ In force since January 1, 2026
Whole flat to one group per booking: In tourist-use accommodation the entire apartment must be let to a single group or family under one booking. Renting single rooms to different guests on separate bookings risks fines for running an unauthorised affittacamere (room-letting business), and guests must have access to a kitchen or cooking corner.¹⁴
No change of use for an existing home: Tourist-use accommodation must meet the requirements for housing and the building and health rules but needs no change of use for planning purposes, so an existing flat can be let without a planning permit.¹⁹
New planning rules limit conversions to tourist use: Rome's revised planning norms (NTA), approved on 23 July 2026, limit changes of use toward tourist-lodging uses, create a separate planning sub-category for extra-hotel activities and bar them where non-residential property is converted to residential. The text adopted in December 2024 also blocked turning non-residential property into holiday homes in the UNESCO site.^21,22,23 Applies to: buyers converting non-residential property · In force since July 23, 2026
A city regulation on extra-hotel activities is planned: The planning norms expressly allow Roma Capitale to adopt a municipal regulation that limits how extra-hotel activities can settle across the city. The city lists the regulation as being drafted; no text or date is published.²³
Condominium consent is not checked by the city: The city does not check condominium consent for extra-hotel activities, but a condominium that objects can sue the host. For B&Bs, holiday homes and guest houses the SCIA must attach the notice sent to the condominium administrator.¹⁴

Operating rules

Operating Rules for Rome Short-Term Rentals

Short let means 30 nights or less: Italian law treats a rental of a home for up to 30 nights as a locazione breve (short let). Regione Lazio allows tourist-use hospitality even for a single night, so no minimum stay applies.^2,19
Stays of 31 nights or more: Leases of more than 30 days are ordinary leases that must be registered with the tax agency. Airbnb lets a host keep hosting without a CIN only by setting a 31-night minimum stay.²⁵
No yearly night cap in the rules read: Neither the national rules, the Lazio definition of tourist-use accommodation nor Rome's SUAR guidance sets a maximum number of nights per year; the limit is the two-apartment ceiling before the activity counts as a business.^14,19
No extra services, no hotel names in ads: Tourist-use accommodation may not offer services beyond what the home already has, and its advertising may not use the names of extra-hotel types such as B&B, holiday home or guest house. Food and drink service is banned.¹⁹
Housing standards set the guest capacity: Airbnb's Rome page lists the housing standards for a rental: 14 square metres of living area per person for the first four guests and 10 for each additional guest, rooms of at least 9 square metres (14 for a double bedroom), a 2.70 metre ceiling and direct natural light.^19,27
Gas, CO detectors and extinguishers: Every rented unit needs working detectors for combustible gas and carbon monoxide and portable fire extinguishers, one per 200 square metres of floor (or fraction), with at least one per floor. Missing devices are fined €600 to 6,000 per violation.¹ In force since January 1, 2025
€6 per person per night, up to 10 nights: Rome charges its contributo di soggiorno (tourist contribution) at €6 per person per night for tourist-use accommodation and other short lets, for up to 10 consecutive nights in the same property in a calendar year. Children under 10 do not pay.^4,11,15 In force since October 1, 2023
Whoever collects the rent owes the tax: Hosts, agents and portals that collect or take part in the payment of the rent are responsible for paying the contributo to the city, with a right to recover it from guests. Payment is due by the 16th day after each quarter, including amounts guests did not pay.⁴
Report guests to the police: Guest details are sent through the Polizia di Stato's Alloggiati Web portal within 24 hours of arrival, after requesting credentials from the Questura. Rome's SUAR lists this among the duties of every tourist-use accommodation.^8,15
Monthly arrivals data to the Region: Hosts of tourist-use accommodation send arrivals and nights electronically to Regione Lazio by the 5th of the following month. Missing it is fined €1,000 to 2,000.^19,20
Check each guest's face against the ID: The Council of State held in November 2025 that the host must check in person that the guest matches the identity document; fully remote check-in is not enough. A video-entry device, digital peephole or QR code that captures a still image can meet the duty.⁹ In force since November 21, 2025
A check can end the CIA: After a check, the SUAR sends a notice of proceedings or a warning to regularise. If the city then declares the benefits of the CIA lapsed, the host cannot continue and must file a new CIA to restart.¹⁶
A regional fine replaces the national one: The national fines for missing CIN, display, safety devices and SCIA do not apply where regional law sanctions the same conduct. Lazio fines a missing CIR in ads, guest data and notice of start, not the CIN.^1,19 In force since January 1, 2025

Taxes

How Much Are Airbnb Taxes in Rome?

No percentage tax applies to a Rome stay: guests pay a flat €6 per person per night, for up to 10 consecutive nights, and Airbnb adds it to the booking.

How Much Are Airbnb Taxes in Rome?
Tax	Rate	Collected by
Tourist contribution (contributo di soggiorno) €6.00 per person per night for tourist-use accommodation and other short lets, for up to 10 consecutive nights in the same property in a calendar year; children under 10 are exempt.	€6 a night^{4,10,11,15,27}	Airbnb

Total for most hosts None · All by Airbnb

What the host still handles

CIA with Roma Capitale's SUAR (SCIA for a business), then the Lazio CIR on Ross1000 and the national CIN on the BDSR
Alloggiati Web account with the Questura, to report guests within 24 hours of arrival
Monthly arrivals and nights report to Regione Lazio by the 5th of the following month
For stays the host collects directly: the quarterly tourist-contribution communication and payment by the 16th day after each quarter, and the annual declaration by 30 June (Airbnb files for stays it collects)^{4,6,10,11,15,26,27}

Fines

How to Avoid Airbnb Fines in Rome

Fines in Rome fall on hosting without the CIA for tourist-use accommodation, or outside the rules above. With it in hand and the rules followed, none of the fines below apply.

Letting a unit in business form without a SCIA: fine of €2,000 to 10,000, depending on the size of the property.¹
Renting or advertising a unit without a CIN: fine of €800 to 8,000, depending on the size of the property.¹
Not showing the CIN outside the building or in a listing: fine of €500 to 5,000 per unit, and the irregular ad is removed immediately.¹
Missing gas or carbon monoxide detectors or extinguishers: fine of €600 to 6,000 for each violation.¹
No Lazio CIR in advertising or promotion: regional fine of €500 to 5,000.^19,20
No report of guest movements to Regione Lazio: regional fine of €1,000 to 2,000.¹⁹
No notice of the start of the tourist-use accommodation to the municipality: regional fine of €500 to 2,000.¹⁹
Late or partial payment of the tourist contribution: fine of 30% of the unpaid amount, 15% if paid within 90 days; an omitted or inaccurate annual declaration is fined 100% to 200%.⁴
Other breaches of the tourist-contribution regulation: fine of €25 to 500; unpaid contribution or a missing declaration can start suspension of the right to operate.⁴

Changes

What's Changed in Rome's Airbnb Rules, and What's Next

One change is scheduled after October 20, 2026; the most recent rules are listed first.

January 1, 2027 Upcoming
Short-let tax rules move into the new income-tax code
Article 4 of Decree-Law 50/2017, the source of the 30-night definition and the platform withholding, is largely repealed from 1 January 2027 by Legislative Decree 117/2026, whose new income-tax code carries a section headed 'Regime fiscale delle locazioni brevi'.^3,5
July 23, 2026 Not in force
Municipal regulation on extra-hotel activities
The city's summary of the new norms lists a dedicated regulation on extra-hotel tourist-lodging activities as being drafted. No text or adoption date is published.²³
July 23, 2026
Final approval of Rome's new planning norms
The Assemblea Capitolina approved the revised NTA on 23 July 2026. They limit changes of use toward tourist-lodging uses and create a planning sub-category for extra-hotel activities.^22,23
January 1, 2026
Business presumption falls to more than two apartments
Law 199/2025 lowers from four to two the number of apartments a host can let short-term before the activity is presumed to be a business.⁷
November 21, 2025
Council of State requires in-person identity check
In judgment 9101/2025 the Council of State held that the host must verify guests de visu and that remote-only check-in does not meet the duty; video-entry devices or QR codes capturing a still image can.⁹
January 1, 2025
CIN mandatory on every listing
Hosts had until 1 January 2025 to obtain and show the national CIN; Airbnb requires it for each eligible listing from 2 January 2025.^1,25
December 11, 2024
Council adopts planning norms limiting holiday homes
The Assemblea Capitolina adopted the revised planning norms (NTA), with limits on turning non-residential property into holiday homes in the UNESCO site and a new regulation announced to limit extra-hotel activities. Final approval followed on 23 July 2026.²¹
September 1, 2024
Lazio CIR becomes mandatory
From 1 September 2024 every accommodation facility and tourist-use accommodation in Lazio must request the new regional code; operators had 60 days to comply before the regional fines applied.¹⁸
March 12, 2024
Tourist contribution regulation amended
Assemblea Capitolina resolution 34/2024 modified the regulation on the tourist contribution and republished it in full.^4,24
October 1, 2023
New tourist contribution tariffs
Giunta Capitolina resolution 255/2023 set the tariffs in force from 1 October 2023: €6 per person per night for tourist-use accommodation and other short lets, for up to 10 nights.^10,11

Earnings

What Could a Rome Short-Term Rental Earn?

The rules shape the numbers: a permit that costs €80 in the first year. For a specific address, the short-term rental calculator estimates revenue, occupancy and nightly rate from comparable listings, so you can test the numbers before applying.

Estimate what a Rome home could earn

FAQ

Rome Airbnb Rules: Frequently Asked Questions

Is Airbnb legal in Rome?

Yes. Rome allows stays of up to 30 nights in tourist-use accommodation, filed with a €80 CIA at the city's SUAR and identified by a Lazio CIR and a national CIN. A host can offer up to two apartments in Rome before the activity counts as a business.^12,13,19

Do I need a permit or licence for Airbnb in Rome?

You need a CIA from Roma Capitale's SUAR, a Lazio CIR from the Ross1000 platform and a national CIN from the Ministry of Tourism. A host with three or more apartments files a SCIA instead of the CIA.^1,13,18

How much does it cost to register an Airbnb in Rome?

The CIA costs €80, a change €50 and closing the activity €21; the SCIA is €100 for a business-form short let or €250 per holiday home. The CIN is free.^1,12

How do I register a short-term rental in Rome?

Sign in to Roma Capitale's online services with SPID, CIE or CNS and file the CIA with the fee receipt, then register the unit on Ross1000 Lazio for the CIR and request the CIN on the BDSR portal. Show both codes in the listing and the CIN outside the building.^1,13,17,20

Can I rent out a home in Rome I don't live in?

Yes. Owners, tenants and anyone who regularly holds the home can offer it as tourist-use accommodation, in up to two apartments in the same municipality. Beyond that it is a business and needs a SCIA.^14,19

Is there a limit on nights per year in Rome?

No yearly night cap appears in the national, Lazio or Rome rules; Lazio allows hospitality even for a single night. The limit is the two-apartment ceiling, and the whole flat must go to one group per booking.^14,19

What is the tourist tax in Rome and does Airbnb collect it?

The contributo di soggiorno is €6 per person per night for up to 10 consecutive nights, and children under 10 are exempt. Under an agreement with the city, Airbnb collects it at booking and pays it to Roma Capitale.^4,11,27

What is the fine for renting in Rome without registering?

A business-form rental without a SCIA is fined €2,000 to 10,000, a unit without a CIN €800 to 8,000, and an ad without the Lazio CIR €500 to 5,000. If the city declares the CIA lapsed after a check, the host must file again.^1,16,19

Can I rent out single rooms in my Rome flat?

Not as tourist-use accommodation to different guests on separate bookings: the whole apartment goes to one group per booking. A B&B, where the host keeps a bedroom, allows up to 4 rooms and 8 beds.¹⁴

Do I need my condominium's approval for an Airbnb in Rome?

The city does not check condominium consent, but the condominium can take legal action against a host it has not approved. B&Bs, holiday homes and guest houses must attach the notice sent to the administrator to their SCIA.¹⁴

What safety equipment and guest reporting does Rome require?

Working gas and carbon monoxide detectors and fire extinguishers, one per 200 square metres with at least one per floor, plus guest details sent to the police on Alloggiati Web within 24 hours of arrival.^1,8,15

Are new restrictions on short lets coming in Rome?

The city approved new planning norms on 23 July 2026 that limit conversions of non-residential property to tourist use, and it lists a separate regulation on extra-hotel activities as being drafted. Existing residential flats need no change of use.^19,22,23

How many Rome Airbnbs are registered?

In AirROI's listing data, 95% of the 29,000 Rome Airbnb listings active in the 12 months to September 2026 displayed a permit, licence or registration number. A number on a listing shows the host entered one; it doesn't confirm the permit is valid.

How much does an Airbnb make in Rome?

The average Rome listing earned US$34,400 in the 12 months to September 2026, according to AirROI, averaged across every active listing including those booked for only part of the year. The Rome Airbnb market report breaks it down by month, property size and neighborhood.

Method

How These Rules Were Checked

Each rule on this page was checked in October 2026 against the official source cited beside it: the ordinance or statute, the permit office's own pages and the tax authority. Airbnb's help pages are cited on their own only for what Airbnb itself does, such as the taxes it collects and the permit checks it runs, and otherwise only beside an official source; news reports only for when a change was announced. Rules that could not be confirmed on an official page are left out. Airbnb Help Center article 1394 (Responsible hosting in Italy) only loads in a browser and was read there.

Rules change with council votes, court rulings and new state laws, so the page is rechecked every three months and whenever a scheduled change takes effect. It summarizes the rules for information and is not legal advice; the local authority has the final word on any application.

Listing figures come from AirROI's tracking of 29,000 active Rome Airbnb listings over the 12 months to September 2026.

Sources

Each rule above links to the source it comes from. Official ordinances, statutes and government pages come first, then Airbnb's own help pages.

1. Decreto-legge 18 ottobre 2023, n. 145, art. 13-ter (CIN, safety devices, SCIA, fines) · Normattiva (Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri)
2. Decreto-legge 24 aprile 2017, n. 50, art. 4 (short lets), text in force on 2026-10-17 · Normattiva (Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri)
3. Decreto-legge 24 aprile 2017, n. 50, art. 4, text in force from 2027-01-01 · Normattiva (Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri)
4. Regolamento sul contributo di soggiorno di Roma Capitale (Assemblea Capitolina n. 34/2024) · Roma Capitale
5. Decreto legislativo 19 giugno 2026, n. 117: testo unico imposte sui redditi · Normattiva (Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri)
6. Imposta di soggiorno: disciplina del tributo · Ministero dell'Economia e delle Finanze, Dipartimento delle Finanze
7. Locazioni brevi: la disciplina fiscale e le regole per gli intermediari (aprile 2026) · Agenzia delle Entrate
8. Alloggiati Web: comunicazione delle generalità degli ospiti · Polizia di Stato, Questura di Lecce
9. Consiglio di Stato, sezione III, 21 novembre 2025, n. 9101: obbligo di identificazione de visu · Giustizia Amministrativa
10. Contributo di soggiorno · Roma Capitale
11. Tabella delle tariffe del contributo di soggiorno dal 1 ottobre 2023 (Giunta Capitolina n. 255/2023) · Roma Capitale
12. SUAR FAQ 7: costi delle pratiche per attività ricettive e alloggi per uso turistico · Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive
13. SUAR FAQ 2: come avviare un'attività ricettiva o un alloggio per uso turistico · Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive
14. SUAR FAQ 3: tipologie di strutture ricettive e requisiti · Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive
15. SUAR FAQ 5: contributo di soggiorno e obblighi di gestione per le attività ricettive · Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive
16. SUAR FAQ 8: controlli e sanzioni per le attività ricettive · Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive
17. SUAR - Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive: invio telematico di SCIA e CIA · Roma Capitale
18. Codice identificativo regionale (CIR) · Regione Lazio
19. Altre forme di ospitalità: alloggi per uso turistico (locazioni turistiche) · Regione Lazio
20. Linee guida per l'iscrizione alla Banca Dati Regionale delle Strutture Ricettive e il CIR (Ross1000 Lazio) · Regione Lazio
21. Approvata modifica norme tecniche Piano regolatore generale (adozione, 11 dicembre 2024) · Roma Capitale
22. Assemblea approva le nuove norme tecniche attuative del PRG (23 luglio 2026) · Roma Capitale
23. Le nuove Norme Tecniche di Attuazione del Piano Regolatore Generale (sintesi) · Roma Capitale
24. SUAR FAQ 1: informazioni generali sulle attività ricettive e sugli alloggi per uso turistico · Roma Capitale, Sportello Unico Attività Ricettive
25. Responsible hosting in Italy · Airbnb Help Center
26. Tourist tax collection and remittance by Airbnb in Italy · Airbnb Help Center
27. Rome, Italy: responsible hosting · Airbnb Help Center